Meet Dan White, whose year with Groupon inspired his company Localvore Today, a service that connects consumers with highly local deals for everything from restaurants to haircuts to yoga. The ...

There's new evidence that even more people are turning to someone other than the local grocery store to supply food for the dinner table.

The localvore lifestyle is, by design, a myopic one. It ignores the rest of the world and focuses on what’s good in one’s backyard. This thinking, of course, ignores the fact that somebody ...

The Localvore Cooking Challenge pitted chefs from New Hampshire and Vermont colleges and universities against each other as they created made-to-order dishes using local, fresh ingredients.

A Localvore, he explained, is a person who likes to eat products locally raised, sourced or prepared. What Localvore here would be is “a fully-licensed venue for pop-up restaurants, pop-up ...

Localvore food producers, he added, prioritize healing the land and building the soil, producing real food that actually rots if it’s not eaten rather than chemical-laden, over-processed and ...

Maybe you read my first localvore Thanksgiving article, where I gave my four and a half cents about our agricultural past, present and future. But even if you have never read any of my columns before, ...

Vermont's Everyone Eats program teamed up with smartphone app Localvore to discreetly help get meals out to people who need them. Our Elissa Borden found out how.

What are cranberries doing in a localvore column in March? Bob Lesnikoski of Vermont Cranberry Company has been selling them, fresh, at the Burlington Farmers Market. He says last year’s crop ...

Become and act as a localvore! Sunday’s sale ads sparked action to write this letter. One ad displayed a Rastafarian-colored T-shirt, with a legend for a very cheap price. A knock off, really ...

Entrées and Updates Side Dishes: Uncommon changes hands; localvore eateries expand By Suzanne Podhaizer Published June 9, 2009 at 7:31 p.m.

I think the title of this post says it all, don’t you? And you know what? I don’t feel a damn bit guilty about it. The seeds for breaking my participation in the challenge were sown with a ...